Kitchen Door Workshop

Made-to-measure replacement doors from Kitchen Door Workshop

Kitchen Door Workshop is a British supplier of replacement kitchen doors, drawer fronts and related components. The company states it has been helping people replace their kitchen doors for 30 years and delivers more than 15,000 kitchen doors a month. Its catalogue is built around swapping the doors and fronts on existing cabinets rather than installing a complete new kitchen, and every door is made to measure.

Doors are offered in a wide choice of styles and finishes, and the range extends to bedroom doors as well as kitchen doors. The site groups its kitchen doors into high gloss, Shaker, woodgrain, white, handleless, plain and matt categories, alongside a best-sellers selection and a section for new arrivals. Prices are presented as starting from £2.99, and the company offers free colour samples.

Door styles and finishes

The range covers several distinct looks. High gloss doors are described as a popular option whose reflective surfaces brighten a room, available in cool white or bold colours. Shaker doors are presented as a timeless choice, including light woodgrain versions. Plain doors are positioned as a simple, easy-to-clean option suited to any kitchen, including rented properties. White doors are recommended for smaller or darker kitchens because they make a room look fresh and modern and pair with any scheme.

Woodgrain, handleless and matt doors complete the kitchen selection. The company also sells bedroom doors, allowing the same made-to-measure approach to be applied to bedroom cabinetry.

Fittings, accessories and cabinets

Beyond the doors themselves, the catalogue includes hinges, drawers and fittings, handles and knobs, storage and bins, door accessories and kitchen cabinets. These components support a door-replacement project from measurement through to final adjustment, and the site lists items such as soft-close drawer boxes and replacement hinges among the subjects covered in its guides.

Measuring, fitting and video guidance

A central part of the offer is practical instruction. The company publishes a library of DIY video guides and a free guide on how to replace kitchen doors. The video topics include measuring kitchen doors, bedroom doors and drawer fronts; common mistakes made when replacing kitchen doors; end panels, infill panels and corner posts; measuring cornice, pelmet and plinth; measuring sloping doors; avoiding problems with drawer fronts in tight corners; replacing L-shaped corner cupboard doors; end display shelf units; cleaning kitchen doors; fitting kitchen doors; replacing a dishwasher door; fitting heat deflectors; glazing an open-framed door; fitting door handles; adjusting kitchen door hinges; fitting new hinges; and fitting plywood and soft-close drawer boxes.

The site also provides written measuring and fitting guides and a fitter locator for customers who prefer to have the work done for them.

Compatibility with existing kitchens

The company states that its made-to-measure replacement doors are designed to fit existing cabinets, and it names IKEA, Howdens, Wickes, B&Q and Homebase kitchens among those it can supply doors for. It also addresses the search for a match to an existing door, offering help from its team when a customer wants to replicate a style already in place.

Materials and manufacturing

Kitchen Door Workshop presents product quality as a priority and states that its doors come from sustainable materials and are made in a way it describes as environmentally responsible. The site also indicates that the doors are made in the UK.

Customers and use cases

The company frames door replacement around several customer situations: empty-nesters refreshing a home after children leave, new homeowners making a property their own, landlords updating a rental before new tenants arrive, and sellers preparing a kitchen before putting a house on the market. In each case the pitch is a low-cost, low-stress update achieved by changing doors and drawer fronts rather than the whole kitchen.

Customer feedback shown on the site includes a Trustpilot rating of 4.9 out of 5 and a figure of 4,251 reviews, with reviewers commenting on sample requests, delivery timing, measuring instructions and the fit of the finished doors.

Showroom and delivery

Kitchen Door Workshop operates a showroom in East Sussex, where customers can view the range. The company offers next-day delivery and allows customers to pick their own delivery date when ordering.